nV

Nanovolt

Small System

Nanovolt (nV)

A nanovolt (nV) equals 10⁻⁹ volts. Measures extremely small signals: SQUID magnetometer outputs, Johnson-Nyquist thermal noise (4 nV/√Hz per kΩ at 300K), precision voltage references. Low-noise amplifier specifications often cite nV/√Hz noise density.

Convert From Nanovolts

Nanovolt to Volt Nanovolt to Millivolt Nanovolt to Kilovolt Nanovolts to Microvolts Nanovolt to Picovolt Nanovolt to Femtovolt Nanovolt to Megavolt Nanovolt to Gigavolt Nanovolt to Teravolt Nanovolt to Abvolt Nanovolt to Statvolt Nanovolt to ESU of Potential Nanovolt to EMU of Potential

Convert To Nanovolts

Volt to Nanovolt Millivolt to Nanovolt Kilovolt to Nanovolt Microvolts to Nanovolts Picovolt to Nanovolt Femtovolt to Nanovolt Megavolt to Nanovolt Gigavolt to Nanovolt Teravolt to Nanovolt Abvolt to Nanovolt Statvolt to Nanovolt ESU of Potential to Nanovolt EMU of Potential to Nanovolt

Conversion Factors

1 nV 1e-9 V

1 nV 1e-15 mV

1 nV 1e-12 kV

1 nV 0.001 μV

1 nV 1000 pV

1 nV 1000000 fV

1 nV 1e-15 MV

1 nV 1e-18 GV

1 nV 1e-21 TV

1 nV 0.1 abV

1 nV 3.335640952e-12 statV

1 nV 3.335640952e-12 esu

1 nV 0.1 emu

Related Units

Volt (V) Millivolt (mV) Kilovolt (kV) Microvolt (μV) Picovolt (pV) Femtovolt (fV) Megavolt (MV) Gigavolt (GV) Teravolt (TV) Abvolt (abV) Statvolt (statV) ESU of Potential (esu) EMU of Potential (emu)